A Cold Heart
Hi, I am Doctor Tina. I am a heart
doctor. People come to me, and I tell them what kind of heart condition
they have. I give them a prescription and I tell them the symptoms
of their heart condition.
One afternoon, while I was going to
lunch, a scared patient came to my office. She said, “I have a problem”
She also said, “One day my friend came over to my house to have dinner.
While we were eating dinner, she asked me to pass her the salad.
As I was giving the salad to her, I asked her if she wanted salad dressing
too… but it was weird. “I kept on stuttering a-and mashing-up my-words.
She ran out the door, because she got so scared. I called her back
and I told her I was s-s-scared too.” “ What is the m-matter?” the patient
anxiously asked me. I immediately found out what she had. A cold
heart she had!!
A cold heart is when the ventricles
are breaking and the right atrium is frozen. Then the brain receives
the cells from the heart. The cells are bad, so it makes your actions
bad, too.
“How can so-so-someone get this heart
condition?” she quickly asked me. I told her from sleeping in a chamber
in Alaska. There is 8 feet of snow surrounding the chamber, like
a cage.
Without her frantic voice asking,
I told her the symptoms. A person with this condition is always cold.
Sometimes they will shiver while talking. That makes them start to
stutter and mush words together. This means that the heart is not
pumping right.
The treatment a person would need
in order to be cured from this condition is to take a prescription for
three months. Soon after, you should start to plan surgery. With
the medication and the surgery, your heart would turn back to normal, but
slowly.
After my patient was better, she
called me and said “Thank you Dr. Tina.” I am honored to help my
patients with their hearts!!
By,
Tina
